Cambridge Occasional Papers in Linguistics, Volume 16 (2024)
Edited by Ema Banerjee, Núria Bosch, Steph Cooper, and Nina Haket
Lexical Ambiguity and Lexicalizations of Punctual Until in the Diachrony of Ancient Greek Travis Wright pp. 1-25
Comparing Chinese-English Bilingual and Heritage Speaker Stroop Effects: Evidence for the BIA+ Model and a Heritage Bilingual Advantage Grace Shan pp. 26-56
Shi as a Focus Particle and Exhaustifying Operator in Mandarin Chinese Fangning Ren pp. 57-112
The Role of the Duration Cue and Tonal Contour in Lexical Tone Recognition in Whispered Mandarin Chinese (Squib) Yueke Zeng pp. 113-126
Exploring Emergence with Substance-Free Categories Jamie Douglas pp. 127-145
What Can Menstrual Euphemisms Tell Us About Politeness Theory's Claim of Universality? (Squib) Jessica Flack pp. 146-163
Idiom Processing in Non-Native Languages: A Theoretical Review Grete Feldman pp. 164-177
In Search of Russian Seichas ('Now') as the 'Conceptual Spacious Present' Anastasiia Petrenko pp. 178-197
The Case of Rita: Incipient Expressive Negation in Catalan and Spanish Proper Nouns Núria Bosch pp. 198-228
Noun-Class Prefixes Aren’t Nominalisers: Insights from Deverbal Nominalisation in Chichewa Peter Msaka and Theresa Biberauer pp. 229-262
